Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 6, 1910 · page 8

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Irma, 'wounuto MteeeaI
AND CHILDREN'S

I 517White Canvas

AND

Barefoot

Sandals

, Low Cut
? Footwear

...-...—

 

. Just the right goods, at just
' the right time, at just the right
Ipriceo.

«’CouN—‘EWALLY
,_ ; ' AND
TBRACKEN

III ,wnsumorou eraser.
acorn NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sea-4

 

 

 

 

 

:‘fit’s'Fétpus @Al. @.

 

Out Coal

t

-’ NOT
BETTER
THAN
THE
BEST—
BUT
BETTER
THAN
” THE
‘ RESTI

memo» (39-

 

 

 

IF‘ YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
' ' Vegetables

We hove them. All kinds in
season.

Ema Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.

endorse, stoma, TOBACCO Ind
soon WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

1‘01. 027 179 Wuh. 8t. Bridge.

I

m;

“marl 13...“. mymond
Fulani Director and Embalmer

10 North VII-tn III-«t. tooth Norwoilc.

film“. I Wuhington Itreot.
Telephone It oiiioo. M
Telephone at noon. “I.

 

 

 

 

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Inhruetto will have II hard truth to

oontlncc his renders that, they are go
Inc to fire happily ever utter. ,

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

68 Water Street:

W“

...m

have oonetaniiy claimed
and claim now:

It lltliitll‘t‘tlllll
Until

The hurdor of proof helm; upon
the claimant. we herewith IIII~
burden oursclvoa of II low
”proofs." Our Hunt-lion IIoul Is:

DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE~PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FIRE-PROOFn—not in
the slightest degree, not the
stnailost particle of it flrcaproot.
11‘ these proofs Ilon'l IIonleIIuI
you, there Is the one supremo
lest:

tTry it Yourself

The B. Hershfield
& Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

 

 

lioys‘ uIIIi Mott's: (‘tItII'us

Shoes .................. 75c to $1.50
lloys' and Monte 'l‘IInnls

Shoes ................... 50c to 75c
t‘hiltllun's linrui’oot Suntlnls Iilll

colIlIsl .... SEC to $1.00
Mons Yachting (ixlottls with It‘d

l‘uIaI IIIIIIII ................... $1.50

MissI-III‘ \V’hltII
l'ump ...

MAX LEVY

169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

(‘IIIII'IIs. l iiil’ilil

 

Hotel Mahackemo

.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DAT!
RATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARO

SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL 083

 

F INANCIERS
CLUB

(PRIVATE STOCK)

The Whiskey Without
a Peer

TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFES.

 

Fireworks !
at
W. A. Briggerman’s

MUSIC OTORE.

Donovan Block. 132 Wuhlugton at.

 

,.......- .~,.._.I.........».,

NOTICE.

The ttnIIoraignod.heroIly given notice
or his tntmItion to apply tor a IlIIIItItIII
nu pilot In the harbors of Norwulk tIIIIl
Stanford. to the Hon. iiowurd .l. tun-
IIII. i1 judge of tho Superior tourt. III
the t‘ounty (“curt house in llrIdInIporI.
iI‘airiloiti dounty, on Thursday. July in
at 10 o'clock in tho Intention

Dated at Norwwullt this: IIIIII day M
1910
limitilhlltTiil

1...... ...“. . “to ..

.lutlt-
intuit KWiloil.
till First Street
moot Norwnlk. (.lotilt.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

It

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

‘rAliows Interest from July lst. on all
‘ deposits up to July 10, 1910

 

 
 

5 or small accounts receive WWI?“

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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Dresses slid Ladlen‘ Wulstu.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

33 SOUTH MAIN ST»
80. NORWALK.

“The

We are closing out a large line of I

Trusses

Look

over our stock for the One you need.

W. F. Wigmore SI Co.
DRUGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

01 various kind: at cost price.

 

Buppertis “Ruppcrt's
Ruppett’s

BEERS

BOTTLED IN THE BREWERY
'l‘hII tillIX Iii‘l‘Wi‘l')’ iIIIItchI hour will In
tho town. not] iIll‘ Ilt'rii liver in the
country. For case 24 bottles, $1.15.

lI‘I‘IIII llIIi‘II'III'I IIZII'III'ywlII,-I‘o

Magnet 8:, Flynn

Automobile
Insurance

We run “more your AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII against
FIRE fillywilt‘l‘l‘. BEST RATES. I‘Im-
suit on lot' RATESIII Auto LIABILITY
insurance.

Life.

I’llone

 

Fire. Accident

Insurance
Rents. Steamship Tickets. Real Estate

J. M. Layton 8: Co.

5 Railroad Ave., South Norwnik

and Mobility

 

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Thin Ilnu believer III will"! uh-
Iodou-u' Ono .th undo II

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llllll It IIIII tutu

 

 

Whirl. S'I‘lilil-J’I‘. ilirlli ll. III » \‘III

ItIIIl IlIItIlInIIII IIIIII‘IIIIII lilo opt-hing IIIIIII
inns III stocks and some hi‘IiV)‘ Iilm'iiii
III the prominent lllll‘i'lliftlivft humor
IIlInnuI‘Il lIIIIIIln, opIIninu IIIIIIIII 01' Unit-
I'II SIIIIIIII SIIIIII truth: of ion tlIIIIInutId
shores. ilIII-lIIIIIs in III‘uI-IitItIiiy nil (I!
IN ill'lli‘i’ iquI-II IIIIII-lIIIIl nu llllii‘h no
I to its. and in Union Pacific, Roch
loluutl, WIIIIIIIIII IIIII und Amorh‘nu
Suuttr the 1mm won two poinlzl.

WALL S’l‘lilIIlIl'l‘. ii II. III. Il’t‘l'hih
tout. trolling hunt the ulnrkri Wt‘ilk IInIi
unuritlctl, and the tow I'IIlIlIIII Ihul IIIII
IIurrutl soothed to result mostly from
buying by tho nhorta. AIlIuIIIII (lonul
Lino dropped Ito. itIIIIlt Inltttul ptd. ilk.
flooding and Iinnnou and Town ll.
(“IIIIIIIIIII-Inke and Ohio, IIOIIIIWIIIR IIIIIl
Nunhvlilo IIIIII Atnoricun ('III- 2%. itoI-It
island 2%. and tho haianct- of tilt!
lint truth i toil pollilu Ilutlttg IIIIlIIrII
uloppIIIl IhII hroult inter and thaw wun
II Ki‘lliliiil ‘rnlly from 14 III II point

WALL STREET. Noon..._'i‘ho lurth
(... outpouring 01 IItIIIIiIII who IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
lo IIII doc to Ilisnniltlfucllou with tht>
Kt‘lli'l‘lll outlook. blinking, politics!
agricultural IInIl cotumcroinl. 'l‘hc
IIIoIII-IIIIInt towards recovery before
noon who accompanied by It break in
the who of whom nnd corn and by
the discussion of gold exports. Tho
demand from uhortu to cover also
nIIIIlI- nu otter-live Influenco In the roi-
Iy. 'I‘lIo midday price» showed much
oi the cnrilor IiIIIIilnIe recovered, and
not gains ruling in normI or the moot,
active IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII stocks. at. Pout
roan at point. Bonds wcro Wonk. I

WMJI oruun't'. i p. m.~*'l‘he tull-
urn or any lot-Ito selling orders to no-
pool tut the rally progressed encour-
nuod turtlicr buying IIIIII the list took
on no appearance or otter-III strength.
Practically all or the mpomnt stocks
were noted II trootlon or morn above
scatter my I clotting. Bell horn Pacino
, costumed ll. Union Pool e 1 Mi tutti

 
 

 

lit 1.

I I

RIVA

 

Reduction Sale

of Summer Goods

of line cool Dresses. Skirts. Linen and Pounce Coats.
Wondortully little prices.
look at, tho lino mnlorluls, the careful workmanship and the charming
styles of this summer's wear for wanton you know without thinking
any further that you could not produce their equal at home or In any
other atom in town tor anything like Blit‘ll low prices.

SALE IN BOTH STORES.

(IIrlII' White
When you

516 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD.

Paris’ ’

 

«......y. ..-... .. .. ., ..

The Clifford

McPherson a Stevens, Props.

Single rooms, with or without
lInlh.

Rooms en suite, suitable for tour
liIIII-l.

Terms InodIIrute. Rates by the
month. Call and examine; no trott-
hlc to show.

Cuisine and service excellent.

(‘Ilfo stocked with the choicest of
brands.

Cor. South Main and Elizabeth

 

 

 

 

Streets, South Norwalk

Lake Ice

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Brooksidc Lake Ice Co.

Otlicc and Storage. N. Y., N. H. 6, H.
Freight Yard.

TELEPHONE 580.

 

 

 

The Best isNonc Too Good

‘ That's why you are urged to smoke

Roger Ludlow, 10c

Twin City, fit:
or The Nugget, 5c
A CIGARS

ALLIIIBALEIIS

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER.

Itlllllil tuIIIIIII.

Sylvester A. Brown.

5))VI‘SLI‘I‘ .\. liI'IIuII IliIIi lunl night
lit the XIII-wink llqtlpiial. IIllI-I :1 short
IIIIII‘HR. ilII uus fil‘Vi‘lllyIth) youth of
.140. tItIIl hud III-en IIIIIIIIIII‘IIII lIIr nigh
tI~I-II II-urs l._\- I.ullII~r M Wright. ilc
nus :I illi‘liiilt‘r of Inc South XIII'u-nllt
t‘nugtogutiuuul i‘ilili‘l‘il. and in nIIrI-irIItl
1w ll \I‘iIIIIu, XIII. AIIIqu l’ iltvmtr n
(Inllullit'l‘. Mr}. iIII‘IIrIIII Millspnuuh, oi
III‘lIlI‘I and tom sons. Arthur S. llt'owu.
III Mystic. i'oun ; AllIIII'tus lt‘. Brown.
at (inIIlIInIl, t‘uiifornfu: i‘hurh-u out!
':I one iirou‘n. or final llurttortl. Fun.
IlilI IIIrIlIIIII \I'Ill iIII livid from his lulu
iIIIIItII. .\‘II .‘l'J I"l‘illll(“ll IIIIIIIII. 'l‘lIIIrII
(Iii) IIII-IIIIIII. III R oclork. intIIrIuI-III
\Ilil follow In South hitIIII-lIIInII- 'l'.

 

Charles E Baldwin.

(‘IIIIIIII II II: iln lIWin. or this my. IIIIIII
this morning :11 the Not-unlit hospital.
ll‘iilil IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 'l‘lIo IlIII‘I-IIIIIIII. who
won it: IIIIrn’ III use. is survived by H
widow IIIIIi IIIIII mu. Allmt IIIIIIIWIII. ol’
IllIIIIIIII_I. Fililt‘l'al IIIIrI'IIII-s ulil ho
lIIIi l II‘I'iIiuy IIIII-rnoon III 2 II'IIlIItIiI. III
IIIII Ithutml III Rivot‘sitlu IIIIIIIIIIIIl‘y.
II'IIIII‘II itItIIrIuIIIII trill IIIIIII llllli‘i‘. TM
that. II. II. "llllii‘ll'l‘l', pnnlor or the
South Norwtlik IIIIpitst (‘lIIIrI it. will of
ilIIIIIIII III the tnuorul survivor.

Funeral oi Mildred Palmer.

'I‘hII t‘oIIIIrIII III' Mildred l‘ulmt-I won
‘IIIIII )‘I‘hk‘riifli IItlIIrnoou from tho
I'IIII'IIII homo lu IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIcnIIII Rm.
W \li lllllluu IIIIIIIlotIId IIIIII the intro
ilNiIi IIIIII iu iIIIIIIIIIIlII IIIIIIIIIIIrI. I

an—fi

 

HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. (liturlus Huntington. or EIIVIRI
twill itll‘t‘t‘l. who has IIIIIIII untiI-rgolng
li‘l‘iiillll‘fli IIt ”ll‘ hottpittll for down
“111' was dinIIluIIgIIII llIItt lllhl'llllig,

III the Snort-mu ('IIIIII III Itrtmkiyn II
Wiriliiili wnu UII‘IIIII III i‘iilWlIii‘i' .iuIIlIIIc
\IIIroIItI IlIIlI HIII‘ ought to lull-c II IIIIu~
Irntlou from Ili‘l’ Ililillluiill. John. IIII-
InIIlIII. he Iron a Ilruuknrai. IIIIII Immo-
iuIIIII drunk on ll'llcil IIII II pint or whitt-
III' hotoro iIrIIulIIIIIIi.

Justice Mun-Int looked IIIIIIrciIIIIItly
It It florid. lull-Inland mun. hitting III the
whim of tho IlIItI-IIIIIIIII‘II counsel. Hav
in; compioiml tho scrutiny. ho itknod
'o the lawyer ntld IIIIld sharply:

"it would rIIIIIItmtIhlII. it 100in no
'huuglt he than capable of it."

A queer oxpt-nnnlon crow-ti the low»
yor’tt face and its broke Into It grin.

"’I‘IIIII hurt my client." he IIIIII. "Ila
Isn't In court We undorslnnd that
this IIIIIIII would
noon."

to me." IIIIIII the. man who had has
taken tor II horrlhlo example. IIIIII Ith
III II mambor at tho bar.

Explanations were lost. in II burst ot
Itughtor In which the justice and the
riotitn of mistaken identity joined“
low York Hun

"I hobo your Minor III not mtorrinfi
D

, ~M1. _

; "You teeth to be popular here. “
"Btlhhl Didn‘t you hear roll unit

a.

 

lug. transmit: Pool a‘ltout than“: Iteqlthi“-lzlr¢lncitntn
‘ w Ago-Ito 0:?!” ml

,‘ tutti.

 

Ito tried in the utter -

NOS. 3 and 5

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. '

TRISTRAM 81 HYATT

GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.

Big Bargains in Big Rugs

A recent purchusu ctmblus Ilil to offer (Inc-scum

Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9 feet by 12 feet. $14.50

Aluwor prIIIII hv IIIllI' five dollars than we him

(“Or hot-u able to soil IIIIIIII

Axminster Rugs. 9 feet by 12 feet, $19.50

II‘IIrIIIIIl‘ly sold or $25.00. A great variety of artistic (lrluntnl puttcrun in ouch kind.

”Wm—I-

 

Hammocks ! Hammocks ! Hammocks

liccont arrivals ot‘ rIIIiuIIlII woven Hammocks. in many colors. all with pillow and IIIIlIInI-II.
COUCH HAMMOCKB, with tour-inch cotton top Inutlrossos, $12.00!

$1.50 to $7.50.

 

whouusonv row I. Igm

 

chums

 

()lililIth TU Slfl'l‘TIJC Ai‘i‘fli’X'l‘.
lllstrit‘t III" Nurwnlit, as, l'rtIlIulo
t‘ourt, July :‘I, A. 1)., lillti.

IIlI-zluic III Morgan-t ’l‘uylur.
Norwalk in said Ilisltttt (It‘i't'iiI-ICLI
Ordered, 'lhut ihi‘ udlulti‘tslrutot or

court for utleIIIItIIIIuI.
”inl‘t'
.lIIiI. lltlti. III 1: o'clock afternoon;
IiInt nil III-ruIInI-I 'IIIIIerIIstIIIl in said III:-
Ill‘l' may he lItIIliIIIIl IIIHI'NIT. lllII llII-
tniuiuttulot' u'lil I‘IIIIIIII

t‘il‘i'liiuliuli in said IlilztriIL III lIIIIIIl
"\‘t‘ IlIII‘II lII-I‘III‘II sold 11111 tilt) of July,
lulu.
HENRY W, (llllfilltllil',
.luluu.

 

(ililililt 'l‘tl l-ilII'l"l‘l.lIl M‘i‘ili‘N'i'.

lllstrtct oi XIII III-dill. so.
t‘nm‘l. .lltly .3. .‘i. it. lliiti

ill lIIII Ill (‘lIuIlIIs I‘ \\ ulrott itit‘
oi Nomulk in IIIIII IlIsIIIIt IIIIIIIIIIIII

tlIIIIIIIIIl l‘iznt iiit.’ lldlllllllh’llllilix II\
him: Mr ntitnlnlutrntlon tIIII-IIIIIII
IlII~ lIlIlTl tor IIIljuslInIInt. ut the l‘ro
‘IIIIII IltllIII- in Norwnlk, (lli lilt‘ l‘JIlI IIIII
.Il .lII‘II, llllu, III in II’I-IIII'k fIIrI-IIIIIIII'.
and that till pursuits IIIIIII‘IIIIIIIII In suid
I‘Hlllii‘ IIIII1. III‘ tIIIlillI-Il lIII-rIIIi‘. tlIII :tIl»
IIIInlsllutIlI III'Il mow tlIIu Ul'tll‘l III
III- pnltltslml In :I IIQ‘VVHPIHHII‘ having II
IIIrIIII‘IITIoII III alllil IIIsIIlIIt of lunar tit-II

l’roiuttc

IIIII'I: lwi’utII sultl I‘th ring. of .lllII', lulll,
iiiIINllY \\' (litlvitlilltY.
.IIIIing

 

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Inn

’I‘iIII NIIIIIIIIII lI‘tl‘I- l‘IIlII I!I hI'IlIl II retro
IIt‘IIl IIIIIIIIIIII: Inst I‘H'Illllg IIIIII lniketl
UVOI' illi‘ trip to Rili‘It‘I'Ini‘ on the iTlII
‘l'iI'lII- II~ III-III gIV( II out IIIIII tIlltIII' Intuit
In.“ tronsIIItIIIl

MI llurklIIy .Ind Iinughtor,
t‘hnrlIs EA Ruin-y, IIuIl iiil‘ son (It
tho IIIIIIIr. Ituytnoutl. trIIllIIyIIIl to New
York tIIIlIII', 'I‘IIIII' trill I‘i‘liii‘li h) trulu
this IIH‘IIIIIK III their home in meis
fillt‘l‘i.

t‘IIIIiIIIIIIIII lluIlIIt‘t will mIIIIt tumor"
rou' running and lustnli llll‘ IIfllIII-rs
Pil‘l‘lt‘iI I'III‘IIIIIII', (in Friday iii!‘ It'lhe
will hold its ruining up III I-lIlIII‘s Al
”NI llIIIIIIIIlIIIrII' sossiun I'IIII'IIIIIIIIIInts
\Illl he served.

Mrs. ti 8. (YIIIIIIIIIIIIIII and
Harry Rill’ll‘, at Filth nll‘et’i.
hit this morning for Asquuul Lake.
iu the Now iitIIIIInIlIlrI- tIIIIIttIinIIIs.
'l Ilt‘)‘ will in» IIwIIy nil sIIInnIIIr and ex-
Ilit‘l It) l‘tfilli‘li ill SI-plt‘mhur.

non,
Norv.‘ III I\I

Hitt‘t‘Iitl (”III-III .lIIII-ln Murroy in ink-
iuII. IIII- [ilili‘i' oi Honolulu I‘IIIIIIIIIII
IA’IIIIM’TIIIIIII IIII IIIII Norwnlk [Killi'i‘
{III'III- while that nIIIIliIIItInn ls spouti-
illlL III two wuuks' \‘lli'iUiull With friends
In Mullllvtr with hits Min and two
Iltluuhlrl'n.

'i‘lIIIIII III II IIIIIII‘II III thII lI‘IIllIIymIIn'iI
wuitiu". IIIIIIII III ”III
horn iIIIII I‘oIIIIIIIInIiII IIII: wuy III whit-II
”III man or this IIIIIiuiIIn huutllotl llIII
IruilltI on Monthly. .Iuly IitII. 'I‘ho
(Iron-tin worn wIIIl lnltIIh corn or and
thIII-II won little; if any. Ilelny.

mum-......“ «w; ..

'i‘hII llanI Iloau IIIIII-lt. thII PioncIIr
Hook and IIIIIIIIIII truck and the Plum
IIIII ldullluo tttnnpnny'n truck nil wIIut
III School itil‘t‘it’l IIIIIt III/union for Illcit
wnnh. 1t Willi II vtIry IIIIIIIIII-ustul wash
IIIIII the plan of all going to the lump
Iiiiil‘l' in thought to III- II hotter one
than lowing the moo IIIIpanIto on wash
nights Alter tho wash the companies
roturnod to their renticttive houses
and hold their regular business Intact
.nnII. Nothing of special Importance
was done'nt any of theme meeting: and
«nor tho business was over rotrcsh
InIIIItII wort» served and enjoyed by all
prurient.

...-...... . “W

“lint his Inhio manners are poor.‘
observed the old-InshiImod mother.

"Poor! Why. mammal" exclaimed
the dashing dnughter. ”He Inuit me In
lunch with him at the St, Goorgooutt,
and ordered nothing but the most ox-
oemtive things on the monII."-~.iudgo

"Will I send these good: home for
you?" called the girl behind the coun
tor In the department. More.

"No. I'll alto them olong,"~ropllod
the porch-oer: "i’m in II hurry. You

my send the more home. though. “

 

 

5mm comm. «

Tristram 8. Hyatt,

Into of ‘ .‘

limit his administration account to this I.
at IIIII I’roitztio E "
in Norwnlh, on tho iiill titty IIl‘.
ntIII‘

this order to. "
IIL' published in n llilWrsllliliifl' having u»

I", I-

.\lrs. -

thll uiI'IIIIt our "

 

The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks

Norwalk, Conn.

H. Kriegerdr Co.

 

 

i

Refrigerators

 

 

 
 

are now on sale at great-
ly reduced prices. We
have all sizes; single and
double doors; hard wood
and felt lined. Every box
guaranteed

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Perfection Oil Heaterswl, 2 and
3 burners. Porch Furniture. Baby
Carriages and Go Carts A large
variety to select from. Special
July discounts on all Dining Room
and Bedroom Furniture. See the
Rugs we are selling for 59c~
these Rugs were formerly $1 - $1.25

 

We Open Charge Accounts with Everybody

 

29-31 West Washington Street

 

 

There is n IIIruII Bt‘liit'lill'lli of \W'Il‘
IIIIlo Chicano cottugcru III \i'llllntnn
”W. on ll‘tko (lIInIIvn. 'l‘lIIII llII‘ not
IIxtremI-Iy rich people but IIIrI pIoII
porous and substantial cm s. and thoy
hove II lot of title Itutntuot homes.

Near by in II grunt IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIItnttI
belonging to one of tho III h nIIIn or
('ilfi‘lllm One Sunday no ”11' Williams
llny IIoIInIzorII wore coming out or
church the Indy of the big Innate
drove through having with our some
scrub of English nobility she was on
tcrtainiux at hot palnec

M they housed the Williams Bai‘
folks walking to their homes. IIlIo our
veiled them critically through lmr IBI‘K’
hello and sold to the Englishman:
"A8 You will observe we have It very
Sood looking not of peasantry horo-
nbottto.'-«1‘hiindolphiu Saturday illve~
ninx Post .

Take

A

SWIm
his right.

properly tattooed
02.00 to $4.50

has thII "lockdnone" lenturo.
60c and 75c.

m In“ ”ago-......-

 
 
 
 
 

“You are charged with violating
the speed ordinance.” sold the judge.
"l was only solo: three miles an
hour."

"Then i lino you for loitering on a
public thoroughlnre."~—Excilantro

We used to he “hill of burglars.
but since learning that nine robberioo
worn lately committed by It colored
boy 11 your: old we're out our tour or
burglars. I: Ito ever It r I tntrginr In

85.: Wmtnma St..S III '

 

 

our room he'll st and and him
homewwhiloit globe III

M

"Dolpnrk" Adriatic IlnderIIIotIr.

Joseph Davis

‘Q H. Krieger 81.00.

 

 

but take II in II limiting t-lult that
There in 91on In HEIDI
lug Bolts such on “to soil: they am

it.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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